"Gavin always complains that I am a mom that cannot bake. Actually, I know nothing about cooking or baking and have little interest in it. But Gavin is quite like his dad. He likes his cooking class in school so much that he begged me to bake a cake for him for a long time. Because I wanted to prepare some snacks for the twin babies recently, I decided to BAKE for once!

I searched online for the easiest snack to make for little babies and decided on yogurt melts. I made some adjustments and skipped the yogurt, just using the yolk.

Firstly, get three yolks. Squeeze a few drops of lemon juice in. And then put three scoops of baby formula powder in. (YOU MUST USE FORMULA.) Then blend with whisk. After blending well, pour the paste into an icing bag. I only have the nozzle for cream which is too big for the baby snack. So it ran too fast to keep the beautiful round shape. But anyway, squeeze the paste onto the baking paper. Move the baking paper to the baking tray. Set the oven temperature from 100 degrees and turn it up to about 130 degrees a bit later. Bake for about 15-20 minutes, then you'll have melts! They really melt in your mouth and are very suitable for babies.

It took about 30 minutes to do. I didn't do any preparations so it ends up with a mess on the kitchen table. LOL"

Overall you did very well. Great job! If you wanted to, say, post this recipe on the internet, you would need to make sure to note if the degrees are in Fahrenheit or Celsius. Also, by the way, "mum" is the British spelling. "Mom" is an American spelling. I'm not sure which one you're focused on learning but I thought I would let you know. Also, this may be unimportant to you but in writing situations, any number smaller than 10 is usually spelled out. It's definitely not necessary because even many Americans don't realize this. I've seen many American writers still use the numbers on blog posts. However, this is taught in high school and college writing courses if you're ever interested in writing papers. Yet, if you were listing measurements for the ingredients then you would just use the numbers. Hopefully I'm not making this too confusing.